Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-10

The following publications. recently
added to the City Free Library, were put in
circulation last Saturday morning "Che-
Waller Days." Brooks; lone Hundred
Famous Americans" Smith; "As We
Went Marching On" Hosmer; Trans
formed Montgomery; " Aristocracy of
Abbott 4" Boys Book of Battle Lyrics,
English; Last Meeting" Matthews;
4" Victorious Defeat" Balestier; Little
Master" Trowbridge; ' Vassar Girls on
the Rhine" Champney;" Romantic Young
LADY, Grant Doctor Cupid" Brough-
ton Taken by Siege" Boys Book OF
Famous Rulers" Farmer; Lives of the
Poets" johnson Without Compass"
Van Worst; Labor Movement" Mcneil;
Initials and Pseudonyms," Moral En-
blems Illustrated" Cushing; Yellowstone
Park" Taylor.
HEALTH OFFICERS REPoRr.-Following
is the report of Health Officer Atkinson
for the month of December: Nuisances in
spected in Chinatown, 40; nuisances in
spected in city at large, go; cesspools and
vaults inspected, 108: cesspools and
vaults cleaned, 43; ventilators construct
ed IS; new vaults and cesspools
INSPECTED, 80 (; easements and low lots filled,
is: waste, soil and overflow pipes, IL
traps for sinks and closets. So; patent
closets constructed, IL infected animals
killed, 0; caskets inspected, i dead ami
mails buried, rs.
FREIGHT SHIPPED EASTWARD. = During
the month of December the following
freight was shipped eastward by rail from
Sacramento: Borax, 30 100 pounds; brandy,
1 l., lrTpH frr1lf
3 $40: green fruit, 10000; oranges, 10000;
Glue. 1870; hay, 1900; hides, 1880;
honey, 200; hops, 131, $50; leather, 90
500; lumber. 13S,450; miscellaneous, 49,
OlO. ONYX, 225, $50; ores, 4S9OO; ralslns,
3et. 500: canned salmon, ,210; wine, ISL
800: pulled wool, rs 400. Total, ,54O,120
pounds.
COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION The
County Board of Education met Saturday,
and the new Superintendent of Schools, b.
r. Howard. officiated as Secretary. Miss
Bonnie Oakley was granted a first grade
county certificate on her Normal School
dipIona. and Miss Helen NJ. Rutherford
was granted first grade city certificate on
her San Francisco first grade ceruhcate
The Board adjourned to meet the first Sat
urday in February, at 1880 A. NJ.
PIUMBrNG INSPECTORS REPoRT.-The fol-
lowing is the report of W. II. Decker,
Plumbing Inspector, made to the City
Board of Health for the month OF Deem
her. Nuifber of plans and Specifications
received. 9: number of plans and speeltca-
tions approved. 8; number of plans and
specifications rejected, 0; number OF hrst
examinations made, 8; number OF hnal
examinations made, 3.
ASorHuR CHARGE AGAINST HIM
Charles Williams, who was recently held
10 answer in the Police Court for snstching
Miss Louisa Zeph's purse from her on
street, one evening early IN December, mas
baen identified. through his photograph,
bv Mrs smith. whose purse wss stolen
from her about six weeks ago, as being the
rascal who appropriated her property.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.-A comph-
mentary benefit has been rendered D. J.
simmens bv the management, orchestra
and attaches of the Metropolitan Theater,
to take place next Friday evening, wnen
choice bill will be presented. MISS uerus
Jones, Albert Hart, j. .. Barro"s ailu
others have volunteered to assist on the
occasion.
IEcruRE THIS EvESISe.-The next lee
+nre Of the Y. NJ. G. A. course will be de-
rvsrei at the associations hall, Sixth
streat near X. this evening by DR.. J. H.
Parkinson. who will talk upon Surgical
Emergencies" with practical demonstra-
tons.
To-pAY's SALF.--We offer you line OF
Atwood, ~ in cashmere, at AZ cents
well worth 70 cents). Clunie * kiley
corner and Eighth streets.
To-psY.-The wedding out Of dry and
fancc goods at Clunie & Kley's, K and
Eighth streets.
RENT a house of Alsip q Co.